Crown should pay fair share: councils

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published July 21, 2015

New Zealand councils want to see public schools and hospitals paying their fair share of rates - but they insist it's not a "tax grab".

AUCKLAND, July 21 - Local Government New Zealand released its final funding review document at its annual conference in Rotorua on ...

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